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As I post this, Ted Stevens has fallen slightly behind now that the early votes are being counted in Alaska's Senate race.
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Blog Goliard| 11.13.08 @ 10:49AM
Why on Earth would any state have failed to complete its initial count by now?
I notice that the prevalence of early voting, and the extensive use of mail-in ballots, are both highly correlated with unprecedented delays. Is this because of some inherent inefficiency in those methods; or is it just that our electoral system hasn't fully adjusted to these abominations yet?